Synopsis :
Aaru (Surya) is a street-smart henchman to the local don Viswanath (Asish Vidyarshi). Viswanath asks Aaru to arrange crowds to do suicide drama in order to protest against a political event. When Aaru arranges five men for suicide drama, Viswanath makes sure that they g.....

Cast :

Crew :

Aaru (Surya) is a street-smart henchman to the local don Viswanath (Asish Vidyarshi). Viswanath asks Aaru to arrange crowds to do suicide drama in order to protest against a political event. When Aaru arranges five men for suicide drama, Viswanath makes sure that they get assassinated. Viswanath also summons another don Adi (Jaya Prakash Reddy) to kill Aaru. The rest of the story is all about how Aaru takes revenge on his master Viswanath.

Analysis :

Surya is good in this mass role. He appeared more appealing in terms of dressing in the second half compared to the first half. Trisha donned a routine heroine character. She is cute. Asish Vidyardhi is dreadful as villain. Kalabhavan Mani went overboard while playing the role of cop. Jaya Prakash Reddy is adequate as Tamilian. Vadivelu offered some relief with his comedy, thanks to the voice of Brahmanandam.

TeluguOne Perspective :

First half of the film is boring. Second half is better. Surya and Trisha are the plus points of the film. The main drawback of Aaru is Tamil nativity and Tamil mass elements. There is lots of violence in the film. The mass elements in the second half might attract the front benchers from B and C centers. On a whole, Aaru coming after Ghazani does not live it up!